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I have an azure app service, with Runtime Stack Dotnetcore - 8.0. I have been having some issues so I want to save my log files to blob storage.

Now, if I look at Microsoft docs this should be very easy

Just go to App Service Logs and enable it. When I go there I only see this: enter image description here

Anybody else experienced this and can give me a tip to fix this?

I have an azure app service, with Runtime Stack Dotnetcore - 8.0. I have been having some issues so I want to save my log files to blob storage.

Now, if I look at Microsoft docs this should be very easy https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/appsonazureblog/storing-app-service-application-logs-in-blob/3800963

Just go to App Service Logs and enable it. When I go there I only see this: enter image description here

Anybody else experienced this and can give me a tip to fix this?

• azure
• azure-web-app-service
• azure-blob-storage
• azure-appservice

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• Did you try configuring Diagnostic settings? – Pravallika KV Commented yesterday
• learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/… – Thomas Commented yesterday
• How did you create the app service? I have manually create a free sku app service and try to re-produce your case, but un-lucky, It still shows me save to blob option... I do not change anything from build-in, including diagnostic settings. it is weird. – wenbo Commented yesterday

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Create a Web App with App Service Plan to get the Application Logging(Blob) Option under Monitoring section.

Search and select your storage account=>choose the container:
(You can create a new Container if there are no existing ones available).

As an alternative: you can also save the log files to storage account using Diagnostic settings.

• Thanks @Thomas for the reference.

Navigate to Azure App Service=>Monitoing=>Diagnostic Settings=>Add diagnostic setting:

Select the log categories and the storage account under Archive to a storage account to save the logs=>click Save.

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